The Long Boom

The Long Boom refers to a period of significant global economic growth and technological advancement from the mid-1980s to around 2000. This era was characterized by the rise of the internet, globalization, and the expansion of markets, leading to increased trade and investment. Countries like the U.S. and those in East Asia experienced substantial economic expansion, resulting in rising standards of living and innovation. The Long Boom transformed industries and societies, reshaping how people worked and interacted, laying the groundwork for the modern digital economy we see today.